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Lights. Camera. Action. is your go-to podcast for everything film and television. From box office blockbusters to hidden indie gems, we break down the stories, themes, and filmmaking behind what you watch. Expect honest reviews, sharp analysis, and lively conversations that celebrate cinema in all its forms. Whether you're a casual viewer or a die-hard cinephile, this is where great screen stories come to life.
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Signup to Generate a PitchStories in Motion is a tv podcast hosted by D & J, with 565 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
D & J hosts Stories in Motion, a tv show with 565 episodes published.
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Episode #577
Tom McCarthy recreates an actual 1980 congressional climate conference, pulling dialogue straight from real transcripts, and the result is quieter and stranger than you'd expect. We get into the committee room politics, the forgotten nuclear energy argument nobody wanted to touch, and why a movie built entirely out of talk ends up feeling like a warning we still haven't learned from.
Episode #576
Tony Gilroy's first film since "The Bourne Legacy" follows a session cellist drifting through affairs, movie score gigs, and a mystery involving a teenage avant pop star. Pedro Pascal actually learned to play cello for the role, nine film composers contributed to the score, and somehow it's still not quite "Tár." We get into the meta score gimmick, Olivia Wilde's stalker energy, and why this one's more scherzo than symphony.
Episode #575
Paul Thomas Anderson points a camera at Cameron Winter alone at a Steinway for 75 minutes, and somehow it's one of the most hypnotic concert films in years. We talk Dylan comparisons, that candlelit 35mm glow, and why a guy from Geese turned out to have this voice hiding inside him the whole time.
Episode #574
Mike Flanagan reimagines Stephen King's "Carrie" as a teen drama about modern high school, and in the process loses most of the horror. We talk about why this telekinetic classic gets so gentle with its villains, the uneven writing that shortchanges Chris Hargensen, and whether sympathy for everyone is the wrong instinct for a story built on rage.
Episode #573
Studios are deciding whether to campaign films like "Michael," "Obsession," and "Wildwood" as dramas or comedies, and the strategy could reshape the whole race. We dig into Sandra Hüller's double German film play for drama actress, Laika's unusual push for "Wildwood" to compete outside animation, and why Robert Pattinson might rack up noms across four different movies.
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